Know before contact.
Intelligent standoff threat detection for explosives, narcotics and pathogens. No swab, no sample, no contact.
By the time you see it, you're already too close.
Explosives, narcotics and pathogens leave a trace in the air before they are ever seen. NanoAi’s intelligent sensor reads that trace from a distance, so the first warning comes before anyone is in harm's way.
One sensor across six mounts.
Helmet, drone, robot, vehicle, fixed site and wearable. The same sensor and the same threat intelligence is intended to be deployed on every one.
No one owns standoff.
A proprietary nanotechnology sensor with an AI intelligence layer, designed to detect trace airborne threats at standoff distance, in real time, without physical contact. One ultralight sensor reads multiple threats at once, on any mount.
One sensor. Every airborne threat.
Scaling toward deployment
from Dallas-Richardson.
The Op Center is NanoAi's new operations base in the Dallas-Richardson technology and defense corridor, built to take the detection platform from validated science toward deployment.
Latest lab test, on camera.
Targeted threat identified at 10 feet, with no physical contact. Recorded at the NanoAi Operations Center, Richardson, Texas.
Founded by a 12-year US Navy SEAL.
Craig Micklich spent 12 years as a US Navy SEAL, where finding a threat often meant standing right on top of it. He built NanoAi around the lesson that work taught him: the safest place to find a threat is far away from it. After service he held senior roles at Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley, and he is a co-author of the peer-reviewed paper behind the sensing process.